1Password brings secure password, notes, and credit card storage to Windows Phone 7

1Password -- the popular secure password, note, and wallet app for Mac, iOS, and Windows -- is now available for download from the Zune Marketplace. If you've got a Windows Phone 7 device and have been waiting for a way to tap into your Dropbox-synced 1Password data, now you can!

Once you've signed in to your Dropbox account and entered your master password, you'll have access to all your securely-stored data. Logins, notes, credit cards, software product keys -- it's all there for your perusal. 1Password for Windows Phone 7 is a free download, while the Windows and Mac versions run $29.95 and $39.95 respectively.

Scan the Tag after the break to install the WP7 app.

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1Password brings secure password, notes, and credit card storage to Windows Phone 7 originally appeared on Download Squad on Wed, 19 Jan 2011 15:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Gadget Lab Podcast: Sony?s Next-Generation Portable, Verizon iPhone and Macworld

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We take a quick look at Sony’s new version of the PlayStation Portable, dubbed the Next-Generation Portable. It’s equipped with an OLED display, two touch panels and a cartridge [...]

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How to change a default application on Android

This week's tips series is all about Android, highlighting some the operating system's built-in utilities, and better ways of getting stuff done. For other technology tips, check our Tips index.

When you first try an alternative launcher or Web browser, Android asks if you'd like that application to be the default from now on. You may say yes and then come to regret it later on - perhaps you've decided you like another launcher better, or wish to go back to using the stock Android browser.

While you could always uninstall the application you no longer wish to be the default, that's a bit of a brute-force solution. Perhaps you still want it on your system, but only wish to use it every now and then.

To make an app stop being a "default application" for a certain type of action, do this:

1) Go to Settings > Applications > Manage applications.
2) Locate your application in the list. If the list is too long, you can hit the Running tab, because your app most likely is still running somewhere in the background.
3) Once you've located it, tap its name.
4) You will now find yourself in the Application info screen. Scroll down until you see the heading which says Launch by default.
5) Press the Clear defaults button, shown in the screenshot.

When you next try to perform the operation previously associated with this app (launch a browser, go to the home screen, etc.), you will be presented with a dialog letting you choose what app should be used. Presto!

How to change a default application on Android originally appeared on Download Squad on Wed, 26 Jan 2011 11:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Super-Bright Pico Projector Just a Quarter-Inch Thick

German researchers have managed to shrink a pico projector down to just 6mm thick. That’s less than a quarter-inch. The researchers, from the Fraunhofer Institute for Applied Optics and Precision Engineering, use a new lens-system to make sure that the projected image is bright, even from such a tiny device.
Instead of making the light-source bigger, [...]

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Al Jazeera English Live for iPhone [AppOfTheDay]

The situation in Egypt is developing by the minute, and unless you're glued to your computer it's pretty much impossible to keep up. The Al Jazeera English iPhone app offers a free, high-quality stream of their live coverage. More »

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Brits Can Now Check Into Facebook Places For Deals [Facebook]

Two months after Americans started winning discounts (and even free pairs of jeans at Gap), Brits can now log into Places using their smartphones, and click through to see if that particular store has a special offer. [TechRadar] More »

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TimeTag: A Dependable Yet Dry Punch Clock

Maintaining time sheets for jobs you're working on can be tedious, but an app for the iPad called "TimeTag" can make it less so. The software, which is offered in a commercial edition selling for $3.99 or a free version supported by advertising from Apple's iAd platform, lets you tag and categorize your time sheet tasks for easy amalgamation and filtering.

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Google Voice will let you port your current phone number for $20 -- soon

One reason users shy away from Google Voice -- or any alternative calling solution -- is because they can't bring their existing phone number with them. That could all be about to change, however, as several users happened upon an option to port their number to Google Voice. After checking to make sure Google is able to port a given mobile number, a $20 payment via Google Checkout is all that's required.

The option has apparently disappeared overnight, with Google telling our friends at Engadget that number porting is currently being tested with a small group of Google Voice users. No ETA was given for general availability, but Google assures that it's part of their master plan.

Google Voice will let you port your current phone number for $20 -- soon originally appeared on Download Squad on Thu, 20 Jan 2011 07:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Tougher Glass in Your Gadgets

My word, the money we spend to protect our gadgets.� I think we all shiver at the thought of the glass on our beloved gadgets breaking or being scratched….thus the money spent at Otterbox and other fine companies for all these “gadget-condoms”.� A huge Japanese glass maker called Asahi has come up with a new [...]

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Aaron Rodgers Broke a Photographer's Monopod to Score a Touchdown [Photography]

Scott Kelby, an excellent photographer, was taking pictures in the end zone during last week's Packers game when Aaron Rodgers decided to run and dive in his direction. Rodgers scored a touchdown but accidentally broke Kelby's $350 monopod in the process. More »

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iOS Safari Set to Receive Google Instant Previews Update [Google]

Google "Instant Previews," the handy feature that allows searchers to preview their results without actually leaving Google's search page, is nearly set to arrive on iOS's native Safari web browser. More »

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Zuckerberg On SNL: ?I Invented Poking? [Video]

'The Social Network' star Jesse Eisenberg hosted "Saturday Night Live" tonight and opened the show talking about the movie's impressive�eight Oscar nominations. The monologue then switched to video of actual Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg watching his two "Berg" doppelgangers backstage,�"Why can't I go in there, I'm the real Mark Zuckerberg?

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Put the Reader link back in Gmail with a Chrome extension

Google made a minor tweak to the Gmail navigation links recently -- moving Photos into a more prominent spot and Reader into the More drop-down. While I wasn't particularly concerned (I've got Firefox hotkeys wired to most of my bookmarks for fast mouse-free access), the change created quite a stir on Twitter.

But as is usually the case, enthusiasts who don't want to accept changes on their favorite Web sites have already responded. If you want your Reader link back and you're using Google Chrome, grab the Put Reader Back extension. Once installed, just reload your Gmail tab to see the change.

Put the Reader link back in Gmail with a Chrome extension originally appeared on Download Squad on Fri, 21 Jan 2011 11:31:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Choosing Between a laptop and an iPad: A guide

One of the big questions many consumers are faced with today is whether to purchase a laptop or an iPad. We hope to take some of the pressure off and help make that decision easier for you in this guide. Since many of you are already more than well aware of what laptops can be [...]

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This Week's Top Web Comedy Video: Frank's Netflix Tour [Video]

You know that feeling when you're cruising through Netflix's Watch Instantly options and everything's, um, terrible? Frank does. And he's got a special way of expressing it. More »

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